Your boss is Yasmin, Chief of Administration, and you are her assistant. You both work for a small, local company with a production facility and office staff on site.

Instructions

Make a memo addressing the case. Remember to include an appropriate subject line. Focus on writing clear and concise sentences. Avoid the jargon and unnecessary words found in many examples of professional writing.  

When you have the final document ready, make sure you clearly identify the required parts of speech, sentence structure, etc. that appear in the list you will find following the case information.  

Case: Scenario – Your boss is Yasmin, Chief of Administration, and you are her assistant. You both work for a small, local company with a production facility and office staff on site. 

Yasmin has asked you to make a memo to inform all staff that the employee parking is scheduled to be repaved. This will take place on September 13 and will begin at 4:00 p.m. and is expected to be finished and available by 11:00 p.m. 

 

 

 

Office employees are asked to move their cars during their lunch break and park on the surrounding streets. Plant employees whose shift begins at 3 p.m. will need to park off-site for their whole shift. Those employees who start at 11 will be able to move their cars onto the lot during their dinner break. 

 

Once you have finished your response, complete the table below using examples from within your message.

 

 

 

Items to Identify:

 

 

 

Example:

Simple subject

 

 

 

Complete predicate

 

 

 

Possessive pronoun

 

 

 

Past tense verb

 

 

 

Subject pronoun

 

 

 

Preposition

 

 

 

Adjective

 

 

 

Transitive verb

 

 

 Instructions

 

 

 

make a memo addressing the case. Remember to include an appropriate subject line. Focus on writing clear and concise sentences. Avoid the jargon and unnecessary words found in many examples of professional writing.  

 

    

 

When you have the final document ready, make sure you clearly identify the required parts of speech, sentence structure, etc. that appear in the list you will find following the case information.  

 

 

 

Case: Scenario – Your boss is Yasmin, Chief of Administration, and you are her assistant. You both work for a small, local company with a production facility and office staff on site. 

 

 

 

Yasmin has asked you to make a memo to inform all staff that the employee parking is scheduled to be repaved. This will take place on September 13 and will begin at 4:00 p.m. and is expected to be finished and available by 11:00 p.m. 

 

 

 

Office employees are asked to move their cars during their lunch break and park on the surrounding streets. Plant employees whose shift begins at 3 p.m. will need to park off-site for their whole shift. Those employees who start at 11 will be able to move their cars onto the lot during their dinner break. 

 

Once you have finished your response, complete the table below using examples from within your message.

 

 

 

Items to Identify:

 

 

 

Example:

Simple subject

 

 

 

Complete predicate

 

 

 

Possessive pronoun

 

 

 

Past tense verb

 

 

 

Subject pronoun

 

 

 

Preposition

 

 

 

Adjective

 

 

 

Transitive verb